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Paid climate scientists, corporate media outlets, and government officials have been slow to accept that we are amid abrupt, irreversible climate change. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was designed to fail when...
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The earliest warnings of human population overshoot were proposed by philosophers Plato and Aristotle in the 4th century BCE. They proposed strict limits on societal population to prevent collapse of these societies. Their ob...
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As I have frequently pointed out in this space, ongoing anthropogenic climate change is uneven. Alaska and Hawaii are warming at different rates, with different outcomes. The same holds for variation between the country of my...
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Paid climate scientists, corporate media outlets, and governments of the world tend to downplay the ongoing Mass Extinction Event and its consequences. Very few people from any of these three groups will admit that Earth is a...
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I have mentioned previously in this space the importance of invertebrates for humans. These organisms, typically known as insects, provide many important functions for our species and many others. I have also mentioned that i...
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Professor Guy R McPherson is an internationally recognized speaker, award-winning scientist, and the world’s leading authority on abrupt, irreversible climate change leading to near-term human extinction
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